As has been said on here before: If you’re not on Twitter, you need to be. Nowhere is this point made more readily apparent than the way in which...

Rush Limbaugh launched a Facebook Page called Rush Babes for America, intended to show that more women support him than support the National Organization for Women.

And sure enough, Rush Babes already has more followers than the NOW page, and NOW is griping.

The impetus for Rush Babes was news that NOW had...

I just want to get this straight.

Everyone knew Obama supported gay marriage, but didn’t say so when campaigning for president in 2008 and 2012 for political reasons.

Everyone knew the “evolving” meme was BS, Obama was just waiting for the right moment, preferably after re-election.

Everyone knew that Obama was under intense pressure...

Oh man, has there ever been a bigger LMAO than this?

Obama Loses West Virginia Delegates To Prison Inmate

An obscure federal prison inmate gave President Obama an unexpected run for his money in...

Native American?

I doubt this will move many votes in the Massachusetts Senate race, but it does illustrate how pursuit of “diversity” in higher education can drive institutions to make rather implausible claims:

Elizabeth Warren’s avowed Native American heritage — which the candidate rarely if ever discusses on the campaign trail — was...

The merger of the absurd and the surreal,

or something like that.

Tweet of the Day:

For an ongoing display of both the absurd and the surreal, sometimes merged sometimes not, visit #StopRush.

Related updates:  Angie’s List apparently still is holding out against the boycott, as is 1-800-Flowers, which is receiving a barrage of hostile...

I check in every now and then with the efforts of the Limbaugh boycott movement at the Twitter hashtag #stoprush.

I noticed over the past few days a lot of chatter and anger directed at @AngiesList, as well as at new local advertisers on the Limbaugh show (screenshot from 4/17).

Then I saw today...

Oh, sure it’s not as important as the future of mankind, or the debt cliff Obama is driving us off.

But since Democrats are in full Seimus on the Roof mode, why not point out:

or

 or

More at HotAir, Daily Caller, Twitchy.

Update:  It has come to this:

Twitter was lit up today with the @hilaryr controversy.  If you are not on Twitter, you need to be.

Both Hilary Rosen and Ann Romney were trending during much of the day.

Here are some of the better ones I picked out:

Michelle Malkin:

“Jim Treacher“:

Iowahawkblog:

Drew M:

John Nolte:

Dan McLaughlin:

Dana Loesch:

Update:

This exchange had me laughing pretty hard,...

What do 2008 and 2012 have in common?

The war on conservative women

CNN commenter Hilary Rosen lit into Ann Romney for never having worked a day in her life:

And Rosen is doubling down on Twitter:

Ann Romney inaugurated her own Twitter account with a response:

Update:  Rosen, a senior executive at communications firm SKDKnickerbocker,...

Not taking responsibility (h/t reader Tony):

More about Arby’s here.

If you are on Twitter, you can reach Arby’s at @arbys, or at its Facebook page, or at its Contact page.

There’s probably not much we can do to prevent cowardly companies from giving into boycott threats, except to teach them responsibility.

and that cannot be limited without being lost.”

On the other hand:

And so it was written, and so it is done (at 5:45):

“In New York City, which you’re visiting for a couple of days, a lot of our taxi drivers are Sikhs.

If you get one, are you going to give them a slightly...

Chris Christie is visiting Israel, and got a chance to look out at Syria from the Golan Heights.

Tweet of the Day from @jennaportnoy:

You knew this was coming, the attempt to blame a Romney loss to Obama on comments made about Romney by other candidates.

Jamie Weinstein at The Daily Caller (via HotAir) writes that Newt’s legacy will be that his criticisms of Romney will be featured in Obama ads:

If Gingrich’s White House run is...

NY Times, Less Visible Occupy Movement Looks for Staying Power:

Six months after the Occupy movement first used protests and encampments to turn the nation’s attention to economic inequality, the movement needs to find new ways to gain attention or it will most likely fade to the edges of the political discourse,...